I'm using SID, and the UML that's available as an package there. I've
d/led several root_fses. Most of them generate an error about the
processor not supporting cmov. I finally broke down and tried the
Debian 3.0r0 root_fs. It boots, but everytime it boots it complains
about the superblock and puts me in ro mode. I've fixed it and mounted
rw, but then when I boot again next-time I have to go through the
process all over again.
Any ideas? Help? It's not an file permission error, the files are not
ro AND I've tried setting all rights and still get the same problem.
Thanks,
George
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2003-11-29
The fstab tries to mount /dev/ubd/0 as root but the kernel is setting the root to be /dev/ubd0. Just mount it loopback or boot it normally, modify the fstab, and you should be all good. This is what worked for me, I'm not sure if you're having the same problem.
Michael
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I'm using SID, and the UML that's available as an package there. I've
d/led several root_fses. Most of them generate an error about the
processor not supporting cmov. I finally broke down and tried the
Debian 3.0r0 root_fs. It boots, but everytime it boots it complains
about the superblock and puts me in ro mode. I've fixed it and mounted
rw, but then when I boot again next-time I have to go through the
process all over again.
Any ideas? Help? It's not an file permission error, the files are not
ro AND I've tried setting all rights and still get the same problem.
Thanks,
George
The fstab tries to mount /dev/ubd/0 as root but the kernel is setting the root to be /dev/ubd0. Just mount it loopback or boot it normally, modify the fstab, and you should be all good. This is what worked for me, I'm not sure if you're having the same problem.
Michael